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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1918
Page
6
American Salvation Army workers led by Mrs Adjutant Hammond Miss Captain Melmyre and Ensign Purviance join front line duties in France. They endure dangers and cold trenches distributing hot drinks and supplies while washing mending and aiding troops back from the front with patriotic fervor.
Herbert Quick argues for fighting Germany in France now to defeat the threat, warn that delaying invites German victory, and asserts the French campaign is the decisive theater to end the war and free the world from tyranny. He warns against waiting for an attack on domestic shores.
London report cites German independent socialists planning a remonstrative strike in the empire starting March 1. Information from Berlin passed via Amsterdam by Exchange Telegraph.
The American Army in France shows a complete organization with infantry artillery engineers hospital and signals and aviation corps. Salvation Army and Red Cross provide comfort food and supplies while YMCA huts operate near the front. Helmets replace broad service hats as steel headgear and gas masks are worn in fire zones.
By Clinton Scollard the poem portrays a war torn landscape with a ruined garth a bent old woman a shattered tower a fresh mound with a soldier’s cross and a silent sun. The verse centers on ruin silence and mourning as it marks the path of the Hun.
Physicians and druggists tout Calotabs as a quick remedy for colds grippe and lagrippe. One Calotab at bedtime with water purifies and refreshes the system by morning without disturbing appetite or work. Calotabs are sold in sealed packages for 35 cents with guarantee and money back if not delighted.
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